Record Entries Expected for Greeley Independence Stampede
The 83rd annual Greeley Independence Stampede opens Sunday with a record field expected and a record purse. Last year 46 winners earned a combined $47,435, the 10th biggest rodeo payoff in the nation during the Fourth of July weekend. Bruce Ford of Greeley placed third in bareback, earning $751.37, boosting his rise to national top 10 as the peak July rodeo period brings the busiest weekend of rodeo.
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Greeley
Bruce Ford
Greeley Committee
Rodeo Cowboys Assn
RCA
Rodeo Alsa
Ram Club to Launch Greeley Chapter at June 27 Studio Event
CSU Ram Club invites Greeley residents to KMGH Studios for a June 27 meeting at 7 p.m. to explore membership. CSU athletic staff, Ram athletes, and Denver Playboy Club members will greet guests. contact Jerry Callahan for more information. The item also notes Seventeen Magazine junior tennis sponsorships and Greeley rodeo results with Staudinger and Smith placements and prize money.
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Colorado State University
Ram Club
Colorado
Fort Collins
Denver
Greeley
KMGH
CSU -Thletic
Ram
Denver Playboy Club
Jerry Callahan
Jackson Leads Outfield Voting In 1975 All Star Balloting
Reggie Jackson with 869 663 votes leads the American League outfield race with Rudy 567 262 in pursuit and Jeff Burroughs 514 300 and Bobby Bonds 508 394 close behind. Rod Carew remains the league’s top overall vote getter with 1 035 083 votes as voting runs through July.
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New York
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Jackson
Baseball Commissioner’s Office
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Bert Campaneris
Ine Rudi
Rudy
Jeff Burroughs
Texas
Bobby Bonds
New York Yankees
KFKA Court Classic crowns 25 winners across many divisions
The KFKA Court Classic tennis meet crowned winners in Men's A and B, plus girls and boys divisions from 12 and under to 17-18. Notable titles included Ron Shuster over Mike Armstrong in Men's A, Julie Guinn over JoAnn Sansom in A women, and David Blain defeating Ron Smith in Men's B, with numerous consolation and age group victories listed.
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Ron Shuster
Mike Armstrong
Ronald Stow
Jeff Kaes
Julie Guinn
JoAnn Sansom
Joan Sindzinski
Lou Preston
Bob Shirley
Jim Rapp
Kathleen Gunter
Ruth Vaas
Cindy Maley
Trudy Pundledon
Armstrong - Siudzinski
Sarpinger — Guinn
Garnsey
Gilmore — Gilmore
Bruce Willard
Gary Duncan
Bob Kruetzer
David Blain
Maureen Dailey
Greg Goes
Bob Touslee
Scott Cleere
Gary Degenhast
Larrie Stanton
Brian Rome
Lee Krause
Ed Foster
Phil Smith
Karen Groves
Joan Siudzinski
J. Roger White
Greeley West Hosts 175 Tennis Club Doubles Championship
The Greeley West courts hosted the 175 member Greeley Tennis Club Doubles Tournament with four divisions. McGrail Visoon defeated Randall Anderson in the championship rounds, while Walbye Hadley won Mens A doubles and Fri Behling captured the womens doubles title after a three set final.
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Greeley
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DeMeissemanisher
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McGrail- Visoon
DeMeisseman- Fisher
Randall- Anderson
Underhill Dennis
McGrail-Vissoon
Mens
Walbye- Hadley
Groning-Vaas
Boekenkamp-Boekenkamp
Pape-Halloway
Garret-Fay
Harvey- Guinn
Walbye-Hadley
Kraus-Rome
Zolauf- Dinne
Bethurum-Duncan MG
Boekekamp-Boekenkamp
Fri-Behling
James-Sorge
Hardin-Linguist
Smith- Hedberg
Baught- Nestor
Newton Steward
Kroloff- van Newkirk
Haught Nestor
City Scores Slow-Pitch Softball League Results
Wheeltr Hie Dealer beat The Office 13 to 2 with Askew and Clark each slamming two homers. Greeley Electric edged VIPs 15 to 2 as M Doughty hit two homers and Swartzendruber homered. Junior Grays routed Hematomas 15 to 1 led by B Munoz with two hits including a homer. Cards beat Padres 5 to 0 in Babe Ruth baseball as Estrick collected three hits and Estrick earned the win over Halt.
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Office
Askew and
Clark
Wheeler
Elbreck
Greeley Plumbing & Heating
Neville
D. Eckhardt
George's Hills
Ia Baptist
Misco
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D Mitchel
G. Stille
Hillside Baptist
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S. Swartzendruber
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Janior
Moaye
J. Timble
J. Hamburger
B. Kilaman
Mr. Koeltzow
Moose
State Bank
Ernie
T. Bush
T. Winkler
Ernie’s
Scott Realty
Monforts
Close
Fields
Weld Colorado Bank
Eisner
Morgan
Weld Cororarla Bank
Estrick
Willman
Halt
Padres
Twins
Focfelt
Betting enters Wimbledon as majors allow shop near courts
AP reports Wimbledon permits a betting tent by a major bookmaker amid Britain’s legal wagering trend. Connors and Evert, top seeds, are 6-4 favorites. players barred from betting, while rain disrupts schedule and Navratilova and Evert receive first‑round byes.
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Robert Jones
Wimbledon
England
Britain
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert
Connors
Miss Evert
Wimbledon Club
Association of Tennis Professionals
Martina Navratilova
Title IX gains House backing from McKinney and Bayh
Rep. Stewart McKinney and four House members along with Sen. Birch Bayh endorsed federal regulations implementing Title IX of the 1972 Education Act. They argued against ongoing gender discrimination in college athletics and education, citing inequities in expenditures and opportunities.
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Washington
Stewart B. McKinney
R-Conn
McKkinney
House Post Education
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House
Birch
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Bayh
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